Employees hide behind words like “access” to create the illusion of a non-choice. Why not just say no? by Kinzy Janssen […]
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Women & Words: Vol. 8, The Personal is Popular
On the Death of the Girl Group. by Emma Winsor Wood Today, the girl group died. Or, maybe it was in 2010 […]
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P.S. Gallery Opening and Issue II Launch
by The Editors Art and literature collided in a deliciously harmonic event Saturday night at the PS Gallery in Columbia, Missouri. […]
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#RivetingReads Roundup
What celebrities are reading lately, according to their Instagram feed. by The Editors In “Literature is Instagram’s Latest Accessory“, Alana Levinson […]
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Walking on Digital Eggshells
The age of digital communication has bred a generation of over-apologizers. by Carly Dyer Not even a month ago, I was […]
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Pop Rivets Round-Up: Hollywood is Femin-ish
How celebrities are defining feminism, and why it matters. by Ashley Canino It is right there in the dictionary, and has […]
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Moving Pictures: Take Two
Amazon’s new pilot offers a glimpse into the future for trans families on TV. by Christine Benvenuto Leading up to the […]
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Women and Words: Vol. 7, Who Cares If You Ate That?
The Internet is Just Another Tool To Police Women’s Food Habits. by Emma Winsor Wood The new Instagram account, You Did […]
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Movie Review: ‘Obvious Child’
Gillian Robespierre’s new comedy brings some much-needed attention to both Jenny Slate and the reality of abortion stories. by Ashley Canino […]
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Literature is Instagram’s Latest Accessory
Books: an essential side to the It Girl’s Breakfast. by Alana Levinson What makes a book a success–a New-York-Times-Bestseller-Oprah’s-book-club-pick-movie-option kind of […]
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